Sentence examples for going to pave from inspiring English sources

"We're going to pave the way for this deal to be extended to many countries," Mr. Magaziner said.

The issue is, Are we going to pave half a kilometer of Lake Ontario for one man's private interest?" That one man is Robert J. Deluce, Porter's chief executive.

If the Mayor says, 'I'm going to pave one hundred and fifty alleys,' then comes back the next year and says, 'Well, I spent all the money and only got to two, I'll get to it next year,' we'd go crazy.

The plugin works fairly well and is easy to use (though the generic gray buttons really need a facelift), but it isn't going to pave the way for a media revolution.

I'm not going to pave the jungle for you.

Your major is not going to pave a yellow brick road for career success.

Much of the gravel went to pave the parking lot of the Continental Airlines Arena.

This is a premise that we're working on with projects across Europe - and I think it's going to help pave the way for a seamless user experience for electric vehicle owners.

"My husband's joke is that someday we're going to have to pave the whole yard".

"They're going to have to pave five acres to meet our hospitality service parking space requirements".

"So I suggested that we repair the road, and they're going to do that, to pave it".